Nothing Special

"Nothing Special," the third EP from Tokyo pop-punk outfit Find Me Alone, fronted by American vocalist Ethan, arrives with the weight and closure of a final chapter.
Their debut EP was a postcard to themselves-an introspective journey about returning home and rediscovering identity. The second shouted into the void about the loneliness that hides behind fulfilled dreams.
But this new release began with a single message: Ethan is going back to America.
The life he dreamed of in Japan had started to dim, overshadowed by political shifts back home. And now, he isn't just a lone wanderer. He has a family. When "dream" and "real life" were placed on the scales, the answer was painfully clear.
The record plays like a countdown.
Track one, "Good Will," chronicles the days slipping away.
The anxiety spikes on "Six Years Down," a frantic sprint against the clock.
And on the closing track, "My Own Carpathia," Ethan stops fighting gravity. He accepts the change, sets his life raft afloat, and heads into whatever comes next.
This is a story anyone can recognize-how life shifts, how culture collides, how a chance encounter can spark something that ends sooner than we hope.
"Nothing Special" isn't just an EP. It's the final scene for Find Me Alone.